The Constitution of France, adopted in 1958, established the Fifth Republic and its semi-presidential system of government. It outlines the powers of the President, Prime Minister, and Parliament, while upholding core principles like democracy, secularism, and social welfare. This foundational document has been amended multiple times to adapt to modern challenges and political realities.
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